Porsche’s chassis controls can make life easier for inveterate track-day nerds We take advantage of the GT3 RS's chassis adjustability, offering a world of configuration – is it worth the hassle? It’s at 160mph on Hangar Straight that my internal monologue pipes up for the first time since leaving the

You pay less for an EV from China yet don’t miss out on much Prior buys a surprisingly competent Chinese amp, which gets him thinking about its effect on Europe's cars I’ve got a new Chinese-brand stereo amplifier at home. There’s probably company in which one wouldn’t admit that, but I

Mercedes has been hit by a weakening in demand for electric vehicles German manufacturer revises its ambition to become an electric-only brand by 2030 Mercedes-Benz will continue to sell combustion-engined cars “well into the 2030s” as it adjusts to changing demand for its electric vehicles, the company’s CEO has said. Mercedes announced

Fusilier is smaller and slightly sleeker than the Grenadier Grenadier's smaller sibling is first electric Ineos, due on sale in 2027 with extreme off-road ability Ineos has revealed the Fusilier as a smaller sibling to the Grenadier, bringing the option of pure-electric power and claiming "world-class off-road capability".  The 4x4 company’s third

The Kimera Evo38 has been created as a “what would have been” if the 037’s lineage had continued Italian firm's second limited-run reimagining of rally monster blends modern tech with classic touches The Kimera Evo38 has been revealed as a vision of “what would have been” if the legendary, WRC-winning

BWW's evergreen X3 is just as good as ever. But how does it fare with newer competition? Since the BMW X3's inception the firm's range of SUVs has undergone a bit of a coming of age.BMW's growing up and general maturing process coincides neatly with a dimensional expansion of the X3 that has

Renault's utilitarian hatchback is reborn as a retro EV crossover to rival the Jeep Avenger The reborn Renault 4 has been spotted in production form just days before the debut of its supermini sibling, the new Renault 5. The 4 is due on the market in 2025 as an evolution of 2022's